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The ‘vibecession’ is over as optimism gains steam, reports show


U.S. households are feeling better about their financial standing than they have in a long time, new reports show. Read More

Is the vibecession about to end?


Improving small-business optimism after Trump's victory could open up a floundering labor market. Read More

Feeling pinched despite a strong economy? Welcome to the 'vibecession'


The term is meant to reflect people’s negative economic perceptions when statistics tell a different story. Its creator says a GST holiday won’t fix how people feel in the long run. Read More

The ‘vibecession’ could end next year, BMO forecasts


“There is a disconnect between the really positive economic news, the fact that the Canadian economy does appear set for a soft landing — that’s good news — but Canadians aren’t feeling ... Read More

New data shows Americans feel more positive about the economy


Newly released consumer data showed that Americans are feeling better about the economy ... Caleb Silver breaks down the positive economic news ahead of Thanksgiving. Read More

Republicans are feeling great about the economy again. Democrats are really worried


Republicans, after years of doom and gloom, are feeling great about the economy again. Consumer sentiment among ... were near $5 a gallon. “It’s really striking to see how people perceive ... Read More

Feeling pinched despite a strong economy? Welcome to the 'vibecession'


Because how Canadians feel really does have a real economic impact," Freeland said at a news ... no vibecession in consumer spending in the U.S., but there was an angry mood. And in the end ... Read More


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